century, david cameron arrived in the hopes for it -- arrived for the beginning of a three day tour. >> britain is one of the largest investors in india. i think the basis for that special relationship is there. >> back in town, hugo chavez announces his plans for the future of the country after cancer surgery. london fashion week is now in full swing. we will be seeing what is in this year. hello, welcome. david cameron says that the u.k. can forge one of the great partnerships of the 21st century with india. this is his hope as he begins his trade mission. john joins us live from mumbai. there he is. what kind of a profile is this? >> david cameron is hoping that he would get a high-profile welcome to the gateway of india behind me. there hoping that this will be a huge increase in british trade. even the chief executive. david cameron has a clear mission, he wants to double the trade that takes place between britain and india but point to 15. that is what this is huge cast of characters already in talks with business groups throughout all sectors. from retail to banking, they are

will get their first chance to vote on that question later today. prime minister david cameron is a staunch supporter. many in his own party are not. let's get more on this from our political correspondent in westminster. lots of opposition within the conservative party >> the big party in the coalition government. -- the conservative party, the big party within the coalition government. but the bill is likely to go through. >> it does have support of coalition partners. david cameron does not need to worry on that front. he does need to worry because it will open up divisions within his own party, as many as 100 of his mps may vote against the idea of gay marriage. that is because they either come from traditional backgrounds, maybe they have a religious background, or they are just from a very traditional part of the country or the idea of gay marriage just does not have any favor. >> that is the politics of it. what about the public? normally, on this program, we talk about people's worries over the economy and things like that. is there any real ups well of public opinion -- rea

better life on its soil. r.t.e. act or county texas. the u.k. prime minister david cameron has banked the idea of redirecting hundreds of millions in foreign aid money towards military operations security peacekeeping and demobilization of the most likely recipients but lindsey german from the stop the war coalition believes there are much more urgent areas which remain underfunded. britain spends forty five billion pounds a year on the war in afghanistan whereas last year it was committing one hundred seventy eight million pounds a year to and you do with the ask yourself what would be more useful in a country like afghanistan more more training of troops or money spent on improving the infrastructure or improving agriculture and on giving people better education because wages aren't sufficient to cover anything apart from their housing their fuel in the very basic. they don't have money to spend on things yet there seems to be endless money for war and this is a war which it is generally recognised has not been won well david cameron also discussed the military and money duri

prime minister david cameron defies warnings of an imminent threat to u.k. interests and travels to libya edge to help train the country's stretched security forces. news and much more twenty four hours a day this is r.t. syria has threatened to take action against israel whose fighter jets allegedly violated the country's airspace by bombing a military research complex close to damascus. meanwhile the u.s. has warned syria not to transfer weapons to lebanon's militant group has been art that's as american officials claim that israeli jets had bombed and weapons convoy inside syria while the first video footage apparently showing israeli planes bombing the research facility has appeared on the internet it was uploaded to the web by activists who were thought to be from a district close to the target and shows bright flashes in the night sky parties has the details now from tel aviv. now we are hearing from syria that israel did launch a military strike inside their country israel has not commented neither confirming nor denying these reports the syrian ambassador to lebanon did say

own government's warnings to the wind the british prime minister david cameron has touched down in tripoli for a surprise visit he promised to stand by libya as it rebuilds even as his own foreign office warned britons of a growing threat to its interests there artie's under farmer has more on what the pm hopes to achieve. did arrive initially made very tight security and then he stressed that he wanted britain to try and beef up security in libya and try and help it improve its own economy there's no doubting that things have deteriorated in this country since twenty eleven when mr cameron last made his visit here just after the overthrow of colonel gadhafi the new libyan government is struggling with a lack of resources it's also struggling to its authority over militias and on top of this recently the british government admitted that there was a threat to its own embassy in tripoli and that it had advised british nationals to leave benghazi because of security concerns so mr cameron is well aware that there are problems and no doubt he will be talking about these when he meets w

the u.s. it's alleged american parents could be to blame. u.k. prime minister david cameron admits hundreds of millions of pounds of foreign aid money could actually be spent on the military critics say this is no way to compensate for defense budget cuts. this hour week of violence in the west find thousands clash with israeli settlers and police calling for the you to stand up for the rights of palestinian prisoners on hunger strike. the popular comedian scandal prone berlusconi and a former communist the choice for time it was voting in a dry new election watched with a three hundred across the death rocked you were. last here in opposition fighters a rebel of the peace talks only did efforts to end the civil war and refusing to meet even that story just outline. the latest news and the week's top stories you're watching the weekly here on our she was new you dash of our thanks for joining us. the das about three year old boy in the u.s. has caused a storm of outrage and dissent inside russia it was revealed this week that the russian he died while soon became head of an america

a meeting with david cameron montes to also the reports now from brussels. well the bickering certainly continues between the u.k.'s prime minister david cameron and the french president francois lawn this has been going on even before the summit started the latest drama between the two francois lawndale has been said to have snubbed the british for not attending a meeting that involved david cameron as well as angle of merkel the french president said that he did not get an invitation but it was said that he has been called repeatedly and simply did not answer his phone call this is just part of the drama unfolding on the sidelines david cameron being the loudest voice on the count calling for more belt tightening he wants more budget cuts to the e.u. is a seven year plan whereas francois lawn is demanding that spending continues and the excessive costs not be placed in terms of where the budget stands they now have a draft proposal in terms of the advance that they have to negotiate but having a general amount is just the first step they have to figure out how to divide this

obtain french plans for military handover to local troops . and british prime minister david cameron defies warnings of an imminent threat to u.k. interests and travels to libya made to help train the country's stretched security forces. coming up in the kaiser report terror on our team stacey discussed the u.k.'s national debt stay with us. welcome to the kaiser report episode number for a hundred imax keyser for four hundred episodes we've been exposing markets finance scandal jamie diamond silver liberation german gold collateral faking zombie banking paper printing the bond apocalypse currency wars oh. yes max so bill's above is in the headlines but first i want to set this up in that you and i watched an interview with legendary photojournalist who is often a war war reporter don mcmullen and he said referring to his time in vietnam he said that he often slept next to corpses and in war one gets used to that and of course kaiser report is a financial war report and it made me realize with all these dead bang see zombie banks and zombie economies it seems that people have gotten use to

minister david cameron's bowling conservative party has split in two over his push to legalize same-sex marriages, a move that many of his own lawmakers say was wrong, not a priority for the public, and unnecessarily divisive. >> many conservatives still up in parliament to denounce the legislation ahead of the vote in which up to half of kamins 303 lawmakers are expected to reject the measure on moral and religious grounds. >> matthew and chris were the first to register their relationship at a registry office when england and wales introduced the civil partnership act in 2005. they took the chance to gain official recognition of their 40-year relationship. now the government wants to go a step further. >> the depth of feeling, love, and commitment is no difference between same-sex couples than opposite sex couples. this bill enables society to recognize that commitment in the same way -- through marriage. parliament should value people equally in the law, and enabling same-sex couples to marry removes the current differentiation and distinction. >> the conservative party made an e

been seen as a snub by francois on the island didn't turn up at a meeting with david cameron montes to saucily reports now from brussels. well the bickering certainly continues between the u.k. prime minister david cameron and the french president francois lawn this has been going on even before the summit started the latest drama between the two france rolanda has been said to have snubbed the british for not attending a meeting that involved david cameron as well as angle of merkel the french president said that he did not get an invitation but it was said that he has been called repeatedly and simply did not answer his phone call this is just part of the drama unfolding on the sidelines david cameron the loudest voice on the count calling for more belt tightening he wants more budget cuts to the e.u. this seven year plan whereas france one log is demanding that spending continues and the excessive costs not be placed in terms of where the budget stands they now have a draft proposal in terms of the a balance that they have to negotiate but having a general about is just the first

fourteen the financial wrestling comes with u.k. prime minister david cameron in one corner getting called for major spending cuts and prices hit countries only of them are just as a silly explains what else makes the talks us so complex. we've seen some of the leaders who had arrived here already making strong statements first of all david cameron continuously saying that if the budget is not brought down to a level that he is happy with there will be no deal we've heard from countries who are saying that they maybe use their veto if they are not happy such as the czech republic to simplify the vickery going on right now it would be between a northern and southern countries you could say the wealthier nations versus those that actually depend more on the e.u. funding on the one hand you have countries like the u.k. germany the netherlands denmark these countries are supporting harsher cuts to the e.u. budget david cameron being the most radical and controversial taking this step now he has been demanding since november last year in two thousand and twelve that was the first try tod

minister david cameron in one corner meeting calls for major spending cuts and prices hit countries in the album artist as a silly explains what else makes the talks so complex. we've seen some of the leaders who had arrived here already making strong statements first of all we've david cameron continuously saying that if the budget is not brought down to a level that he is happy with there will be no deal we've heard from other countries who are saying that they may use their veto if they're not happy such as the czech republic to simplify the of the current going on right now it would be between a northern and southern countries you could say the wealthier nations versus those that actually depend more on the e.u. funding on the one hand you have countries like the u.k. germany the netherlands denmark these countries are supporting harsher cuts to the e.u. budget david cameron being the most radical and controversial taking this step now he has been demanding since november last year in two thousand and twelve that was the first try today is the second try and since that until now he

. david cameron was asked by some old codger in prime minister questions time about his experience his old guy had lived through the great depression and he said it looks like with all this quantitative easing that we're actually trying to devalue the pound but so is the yes and the japanese yen and america they're all devaluing their currencies now i lived through the great depression of world war two and that led to hot war because it became a trade war then war and here's how david cameron answered. i think what he says is important no one wants to see a string of competitive devaluations always the one happened to sterling. as a result of the very deep recession here was a depreciation i do believe that you depreciate your way to growth in whatever country you are but what you should do is use the benefit when that and there's a structural change to make sure you increase your competitiveness and that is what britain needs to do well financial illiteracy runs through number ten downing street with david cameron you know central banks are caught be serving two masters they're printi

is true. david cameron was asked by some old codger in prime minister questions time about his experience this old guy had lived through the great depression and he said it looks like with all this quantitative easing that we're actually trying to devalue the pound but so is the yes and the japanese and in america they're all devaluing their currencies now i lived through the great depression of world war two and that led to hot war because it became a trade war then war and here's how david cameron answered. i think what he says is important no one wants to see a string of competitive devaluations always the one happened to sterling. as a result of the very deep recession here was a depreciation i do believe that you depreciate your way to growth in whatever country you are but what you should do is use the benefit when that and as a structural change to make sure you increase your competitiveness and that is what britain needs to do well financial illiteracy runs through number ten downing street with david cameron you know central banks are caught be serving two masters they

to decline. david cameron threw a hail mary pass of saying we're going to have some referendum in like five six seven years' time lord knows when somewhere out the future so in a destabilizing this already unstable system but also here's the headline from the past week this is very interesting because we interviewed simon rose of save our savers and he noted a few months ago that there's this weird confusion in the u.k. between deficit and debt the deficit of course is the annual budget deficit of the government and the national debt is built up over decades who knows how long it's been building up and how big it is here it's close to one point four trillion pounds but david cameron tells porkies about britain's national debt david cameron on i.t.v. said this quote though this government has had to make difficult decisions we're making progress we're paying down britain's debt and now we're going to cut to a party political broadcast where he's telling these porkies he's confusing the british population between deficit and debt but i don't people don't just want to hear. they want

confirm that it is true. david cameron was asked by some old codger in prime minister questions time about his experience his old guy had lived through the great depression and he said it looks like with all this quantitative easing that we're actually trying to devalue the pound but so is the yeah and the japanese yen in america they're all devalued their currencies now i lived through the great depression of world war two and that led to how war because it became a trade war then war and here's how david cameron answered. i think what he says is important no one wants to see a string of competitive devaluations always the one happened to sterling. as a result of the very deep recession here was the depreciation i don't believe that you depreciate your way to growth whatever country you are but what you should do is use the benefit when that and as a structural change to make sure you increase your competitiveness and that is what britain needs to do well financial illiteracy runs through number ten downing street with david cameron you know central banks are caught be serving two m

decline. david cameron threw a hail mary pass of saying we're going to have some referendum in like five six seven years time look florida is when somewhere out the future so in a destabilizing this already unstable system but also here's a heavy from the past week this is very interesting because we interviewed simon rose of save our savers and he noted a few months ago that there is this weird confusion in the u.k. between deficit and debt the deficit of course is the annual budget deficit of the government and the national debt is built up over decades who knows how long it's been building up and how big it is it here is close to one point four trillion pounds but david cameron tells porkies about britain's national debt david cameron on i.t.v. said this quote though this government has had to make difficult decisions we're making progress we're paying down britain's debt and now we're going to cut to a party political broadcast where he's telling these porkies he's confusing the british population between deficit and debt but i know people don't just want to hear. they want to know t

. prime minister david cameron admits hundreds of millions of pounds of foreign aid money could actually be spent on the military critics say this is no way to compensate for defense budget. also a week of violence in the west bank thousands clash with israeli settlers and police calling for the e.u. to stand up for the rights of palestinian prisoners from hunger strike. a popular comedians candle prone berlusconi and a former communist the choice for italians boating and a journey of election of course to the prius hybrid and should've called the data rock tier of. syrian opposition fighters rebel over peace talks boycotting that own leaders efforts to end the civil war and refusing to meet even their staunchest ally. the latest news and the week's top stories you're watching the weekly here on our c with me hello and welcome to the program. as they dance about three year old boy in the u.s. has caused a storm of outrage and dissent inside russia it was revealed this week that the russian died whilst in the care of an american foster family the boy's adoptive mother claims it was just a

confirm that it is true david cameron was asked by some old codger in prime minister questions time about his experience his old guy had lived through the great depression and he said it looks like with all this quantitative easing that we're actually trying to devalue the pound but so is the yes and the japanese yen in america they're all devaluing our currencies now i lived through the great depression of world war two and that led to how war because it became a trade war then hot war and here's how david cameron answered. i think what he says is important no one wants to see a string of competitive devaluations always the one happened to sterling. as a result of the very deep recession here was to do. i don't believe that you depreciate your way to growth whatever country you are but what you should do is use the benefit when that and as a structural change to make sure you increase your competitiveness and that is what brittany's to do well financial illiteracy runs through number ten downing street with david cameron you know central banks are caught be serving two masters they're pr

a meeting with david cameron on the story let's cross a lot of thought to. brussels so there's a long standing rivalry between france but as this latest episode surprised many in brussels. well not entirely and not really you're calling it a longstanding rivalry that indeed it is even in the lead up to the summit the two have been exchanging tough words directed at each other especially when everything is up in the air at summits like these we don't have any information on what's going on even negotiations all the subtle cues. are being very closely observed by everyone around and so when at that meeting which had supposedly involved. germany prime minister david cameron as well as the commission's. also and herman van rompuy of the council and all along that did not show up of course that was interrupted by the british as a novel well by the france president said that he in fact had not received an invitation but it's been reported that one but rhomboid had been trying to call of the french president but did not get an answer well that's the. regard to whatever the big does cont

joined the british prime minister david cameron for a national security meeting earlier today in downing street was attended by british military chiefs intelligence officials and political leaders the american v.p. arrived in the u.k. on monday following visits to berlin and paris for top level talks wanted to find out more on this with. he is in london right now joe biden said he was delighted to take part in the british meetings since he spends off his life at the u.s. security gatherings but how come a foreign official was allowed to attend such top level talks. well for the vice president he's known for sometimes putting his foot in his mouth could have almost being another gaffe but some a very quick to point out when he said that he talked of being delighted to have been invited to that meeting and of having spent half his life in security meetings in the u.s. but people are quick to point out you don't actually have a spoke for years on the u.s. national security council he compacts be forgiven for that possibly he was referring to other security commitments but during his